Maria Graham (1785-1842) Travel writer. Illustrator. First woman published by the Geological Society Journal. Her observations of Chilean earthquake land upheavals, supporting Charles Lyell’s Principles of Geology, were ridiculed. Her scathing reply ...
Maria Graham (1785-1842) Travel writer. Illustrator. First woman published by the Geological Society Journal. Her observations of Chilean earthquake land upheavals, supporting Charles Lyell’s Principles of Geology, were ridiculed. Her scathing reply ...
Solidarity to @fairplaywomen in court today challenging Scottish ministers over an unlawful definition of sex in the census. Follow them for updates. https://t.co/diT11g...
Good morning. Thanks for all the memories of #WomensLib2020 We hope that we will all be able to get together again soon for more public events. We have various things in the pipeline.
RT @LabWomenDec: @Womans_Place_UK @UCLwomenslib It was a brilliant day. The day after at London Welsh Centre we held our first meeting for LWD supporters from all around the UK, many of whom were in London for #WomensLib2020. We were exhausted & ...
RT @Hennyhennies: @Womans_Place_UK @UCLwomenslib It was great, the atmosphere in the big hall was galvanising & the speeches inspiring. Also the first & only time I've talked to a BBC journalist (from Woman's Hour)
RT @Mckenna4C: @Womans_Place_UK @UCLwomenslib This was such a powerful event- moving, inspiring, emotional & educational. It was wonderful to meet up with old friends & meet so many whose work was transforming thinking about women’s rights. ...
RT @WomanchesterMMN: Two years ago today, feels like a lifetime and the blink of an eye simultaneously! @Womans_Place_UK #womenslib2020 #sisterhood #womensliberation20... #WPUK #WL50 #HERstory 💚💜♀️ https://t.co/Ex9d9g...
RT @hollysmithhere: Absolutely amazing memories #WomensLib2020 with @UCLwomenslib and @Womans_Place_UK Very moving to attend withmy mother and my daughter; so much achieved since 1970, so much more needed. I only wish I had a time-turner to get to ...